Ok Heres what i get.

===CompCache status===
/proc/ramzswap: no such file or directory
Compcache is enabled
/proc/ramzswap: no such file or directory
CompCache: DiskSize (system) 0(user)
/proc/ramzswap: no such file or directory
CompCache: MemLimit (system) 8192(user)
"!! Unable to set compcache swappiness to user specific "30
Current system value is "60"
===VM status===
ERROR!! Set CM: page-cluster - 0(system) 3(user)
Set CM: laptop_mode - 0(system) 0(user)
Set CM: dirty_expire_centisecs - 3000(system) 3000(user)
Set CM: dirty_writeback_centisecs - 500(system) 500(user)
Set CM: dirty_background_ratio - 5(system) 5(user)
Set CM: dirty_ratio - 10(system) 10(user)
===CPU status===
ERROR!! Set CPU: scaling_min_freq - 384000(system) 245760(user)
Set CPU: scaling_max_freq - 528000(system) 528000(user)
Set CPU: sampling_rate - 2000000(system) 2000000(user)
Set CPU: powersave_bias - 0(system) 0(user)

☝ These errors were from Compcache w/ backing swap configuration.
Ive received these errors with your STOCK user.conf/userinit.sh files and from a modified user.conf file for compcache w/backing swap.

To use compcache with backing_swap
-set compcache=1
-set linux_swap_eanable=0
-set cc_disksize=0
-set cc_memlimit=8

The main thing that worries me is >> "/proc/ramzswap: no such file or directory" What does this mean?

Ive installed CM 3.9.2 on a fresh wipe, and my sd card is partitioned FAT32/EXT3/Linuxswap(32mb) with gparted live cd. Thanks to ALAPAPA

WHAT THE DEUCE??

Originally Posted by alapapa

I don't get it...what's the point of a config file for a config file?

As more configurable options available to userinit.sh, the userinit.sh became more difficult to manage and modify for some of the users. It is also little confuse for many users as they don't know much about shell script.

Originally Posted by pychobj2001

If you could maintain a version numbered system for your compcache scripts that would rock, so every time you modify it and we try different setups we could know which "version" we like and use that one....I would love this...I never know what i'm getting w/ all these compcache/swap scripts..but this is the best working one by far..and which roms it works w/...like tested w/ 2.4.1 kinda stuff...IDK just some random thoughts....and would love to see a maintained compcache thread!!!

I think this is a great idea...I wish huanyu would have reserved for himself the 2nd and 3rd posts for this.

Originally Posted by ShatBag1105

Ok Heres what i get.



☝ These errors were from Compcache w/ backing swap configuration.
Ive received these errors with your STOCK user.conf/userinit.sh files and from a modified user.conf file for compcache w/backing swap.



The main thing that worries me is >> "/proc/ramzswap: no such file or directory" What does this mean?

Ive installed CM 3.9.2 on a fresh wipe, and my sd card is partitioned FAT32/EXT3/Linuxswap(32mb) with gparted live cd. Thanks to ALAPAPA

WHAT THE DEUCE??

can you try

sh /system/sd/userinit.sh

before you enter

sh /system/sd/userinit.sh -s

Originally Posted by sacredsoul

Ok I tried but hanged at the G1 screen for 3.9.3. Apparently, the exit command have to be removed from the userinit.sh. I removed the last "exit;" in the file but still got stuck. Any idea guys?

this is a know issue with 3.9.3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...46&postcount=2

* Made startup use "source" instead of executing userinit.sh directly - this could cause problems for some people. If you system doesn't boot, rename your userinit and check it for errors. I will probably revert this behavior.

I may give a go with this new rom tomorrow if i got time.

Originally Posted by huanyu

can you try

sh /system/sd/userinit.sh

before you enter

sh /system/sd/userinit.sh -s

OOPS.

5 DAYS of messing with this and FINALLY I am up and running! My hands are shaking...
HUANYU THANK YOU! this user.conf file is what it took.

oh btw how do we get 3.9.3 to work?

Originally Posted by pychobj2001

If you could maintain a version numbered system for your compcache scripts that would rock, so every time you modify it and we try different setups we could know which "version" we like and use that one....I would love this...I never know what i'm getting w/ all these compcache/swap scripts..but this is the best working one by far..and which roms it works w/...like tested w/ 2.4.1 kinda stuff...IDK just some random thoughts....and would love to see a maintained compcache thread!!!

Good idea.

rom compatibility can only be done by users, as i don't have that much time to try out everything. But i could try to list them on the first post or third post

Originally Posted by ShatBag1105

OOPS.

5 DAYS of messing with this and FINALLY I am up and running! My hands are shaking...
HUANYU THANK YOU! this user.conf file is what it took.

oh btw how do we get 3.9.3 to work?

I just had a look at the a2sd file in 3.9.3
change

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
        . /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

to

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
	/system/bin/sh /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

may fix the issue... but i am not sure until i test it out

Originally Posted by huanyu

I just had a look at the a2sd file in 3.9.3
change

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
        . /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

to

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
	/system/bin/sh /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

may fix the issue... but i am not sure until i test it out

Ill test it... How do I pull the a2sd file using ADB?

Originally Posted by huanyu

I just had a look at the a2sd file in 3.9.3
change

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
        . /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

to

    # call a userinit.sh script if it's present on the sdcard
    if [ -e /system/sd/userinit.sh ];
    then
	/system/bin/sh /system/sd/userinit.sh;
    fi;

may fix the issue... but i am not sure until i test it out

I'll give it a go.

/system/bin/a2sd right?

edit: didn't work. just hanging at boot screen.